List of formatEyeFriendlyDateTime() Examples

Examples of formatEyeFriendlyDateTime()

hirondelle.web4j.request.DateConverter.formatEyeFriendlyDateTime()

Format a {@link DateTime} into an eye-friendly, legible format.

The implementation must return an empty String when the {@link DateTime} is null.It is recommended that the implementation have reasonable default behaviour for unexpected {@link Locale}s.

The framework will call this method when presenting listings using {@link hirondelle.web4j.database.Report}, and when presenting a Model Object in a form for a "change" operation.

This method is called by {@link Formats}. @param aDateTime to be presented to the user in a legible format @param aLocale is obtained from the configured {@link LocaleSource}, and passed to this method by the framework. @return text compatible with {@link #parseEyeFriendlyDateTime(String,Locale)}

    }


    private void testFormatDateTime(String aDateTime, String aExpected){
      DateTime dt = new DateTime(aDateTime);
      DateConverter converter = new DateConverterImpl();
      String actual = converter.formatEyeFriendlyDateTime(dt, null);
      if(!actual.equals(aExpected)){
        fail("Actual:'"+ actual + "' Expected:'" + aExpected + "'");
      }
    }

  private String formatDateTime(){
    String result = "";
    Locale locale = getLocale();
    if(fFormat == null && fFormatKey == null){
      DateConverter dateConverter = BuildImpl.forDateConverter();
      result = dateConverter.formatEyeFriendlyDateTime(fDateTime, locale);
    }
    else if(fFormat != null && fFormatKey == null){
      result = fDateTime.format(fFormat, getLocale());
    }
    else if(fFormat == null && fFormatKey != null){

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Examples of formatEyeFriendlyDateTime()

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